OBITUARY
P. Fr. Petrus Polehampton Dec. I, 1740 Bornhemii 32 P. Fr. Raymundus Greene, S.T.M.. Julii 28,1:741: Lovanii 86 P. Fr. Albertus Lovett, P.G.' Junii 1:, 1:742 Londini Fr. Jacobus van Mulders, Conversus Jan. 29, 1747 Bornhemii 43 P. Fr. Vincentius Murphy, P.G. Junii 18, 1746 Londini ....9 Fr. Josephus Carr, Conversus Jan. 29, 1747 Bornhemii 54 P. Fr. Ambrosius Burgis, S.T.M.I Apr. 27,1747 Bruxellis 74? P. Fr. Ludovicus Lake, S.T.L. Oct. 21,1748 Bornhemii 39 P. Fr. Joannes Josephus Greene I Apr. 2,1750 Wolfall Hall prope Prescot 48 P.Fr.Josephus Hansbie,S.T.M .• Junii 5,1:750 Londini 78 Fr. Goedifridus Leuw, Conversus Mar. 28,1752 Bornhemii 52 P. Fr. Raymundus Griffin Apr. 24, 1752 Bornhemii 30 P. Fr. Jacobus Barbour ~ May 1:0,1752 Cameriniin Sabaudia 52 P. Fr. Edwardus Martin, P.G. ** Junii 20, 1:753 In Britannia Minori, in Conv. Nannetensi81 P. Fr. Thomas Worthington Feb. 25, 1754 Middleton Hall in Com.Ebor. 83 S.T.M·tt
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In royal household at London and Windsor. Sent by Dean and Chapter of St. George's, Windsor, to Magdalen College, Oxford. A convert of Cardinal Howard's. Studied brilliantly at Bornhem, Naples, and Rome. Prior of Bornhem. Provincial. On the English Mission known by the alias of Westby. Sometime Confessor to the Nuns at Brussels. and Chaplain to a Mrs. Knight, in Lincolnshire. , An embassy chaplain in London, and Tutor to Lord Clifford at Ugbrookf). Confessor to the Nuns at Brussels. Provincial. Son of a convert clergyman. Professor at Louvain for nearly thirty years. Prior of Bornhem. Provincial. Also Confessor to the Nuns at Brussels; and on the English Mission. Wrote The Annals of the Church. 1712, 1738 (6 vols.); An Int,oduction to the Catholic Faith, 1709. § Took the degree of B.D. at the Serbonne. For several years on the Mission in Yorkshire. Imprisoned in York Castle 1745 as a Popish priest. Died at Wolfall Hall. near Prescot, and buried in the churchyard at Huyton. He must be the John Green whom Kirk in his Biogf'aphies mentions. and thought to be a secular. I Of the Hansbies of Tickhill Castle. Yorkshire. Confessor to the Nuns at Brussels. Prior of Bornhem. Provincial. At Lower Cheam, Surrey; and in London, where he served the Sardinian Chapel. Wrote theological theses, published at Louvain in 1715 and 1717. Buried at St. GiIes-in-the-Fields. 'I Confessor to the Nuns at Brussels. Prior of Bornhem. Settled in Savoy. at the Convent ef Chambery, where he died . •• Second son of Sir Roger Martin. Bart .• of Long Mellord, Suffolk, by a. dau«hter of Ed. Homer, Esq., of Mells, Somerset. Chaplain to Sir Geo. Browne. Bart., in LondOD. Lived in France, Rome. Naples. etc. Died at Nantes. in Brittany. tt Of the Worthingtons of Blainscoe, near Wlgan, Lanes. His mother a. Plompton of PIompton. co. York. Prior of Bornham. Provincial. A MIssioner for some years in London. Companion of Bishop Williams. VicarApostolic of the North. Chaplain to Ralph Brandling, Esq .• of Middleton Hall. near Leeds. Revived the Provincial Chapters. and was the first regularly ~/ecte4 Provincial. Wrote An Introduction to th' CiUholic Faith, London, 1109. See a full account of hiln in .. Under the Penal Laws." by the late Fr. Raymund Palmet, O.P. (M".,y England. Nov .• Dec., 1888).
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